TV & streaming guide
How to watch tennis
Where to find every match on TV and streaming — plus what's worth your time today, ranked by the model.
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? The essentials
What channel is tennis on?
In the US, most ATP and WTA tour events air on Tennis Channel, with marquee matches and the Grand Slams split across ESPN and ESPN2. Exact coverage depends on the tournament and your region.
How can I stream tennis?
Tennis Channel Plus, ESPN+, and Peacock carry most US streaming rights depending on the event. For tour-level matches worldwide, Tennis TV (ATP) and WTA TV stream singles and doubles, often with full-match replays.
Where are the Grand Slams broadcast (US)?
Australian Open & Wimbledon — ESPN / ESPN+. Roland-Garros — Tennis Channel, NBC & Peacock. US Open — ESPN / ESPN+. Rights differ outside the US.
When do matches start?
Day sessions typically begin around 11:00 local time and night sessions around 19:00. Start times on the live board are shown in ET; a match "on court" begins when the previous one on that court finishes, so treat scheduled times as earliest-possible.
What do the Elo and Glicko numbers mean?
Both are strength ratings computed from match results. Elo gives a head-to-head win expectation. Glicko-2 adds a reliability band (RD) — a wide band means we've seen fewer relevant matches, so treat the rating as less certain. We compute both overall and separately for hard, clay and grass. See the full rankings.
How is a win-probability calculated?
We take each player's surface-adjusted rating, convert the gap into a win expectation, and show it next to the de-vigged market line so you can compare. It's an estimate for context — not betting advice.